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Seals. Seals. Seals. The worlds best free divers. More: https://bio.site/ettpust #freedivingnorway #seal #explore #freediving #travel #underwater #diving #nature #ocean #underwaterphotography #naturephotography #wildlifephotography #artphotograph
Ocean fog below. Sometimes the bad milky visibility becomes magic. Just give it some sun. Prints for sale, exhibition and more photos here: https://bio.site/ettpust • • • #freedivingnorway #ettpust #explore #freediving #travel #und
I jumped over board and shouted “jellyfish”. It was happiness, not fear of being stung by a predator that has used its poisonous tentacles to hunt for hundreds of millions of years. It was hundreds of them, in one place. The wind had scoo
Hello there! Nothing fascinates me more than jellyfish pulsating and roaming the ocean. I often find myself out at sea after totally loosing my track of time and surroundings when I study them. They have existed for more than 500 million years, are t
Nothing fascinates me more than jellyfish pulsating and roaming the ocean. I often find myself out at sea after totally loosing my track of time and surroundings when I study them. They have existed for more than 500 million years, are top predators,
Takk til dyktige @inejulia og @vgnett som ville ha en undervannsdokumentantarist med på laget i denne viktige saken. Det er meningsfullt å kunne stille opp på jobber under overflaten for norske mediehus. Jobber nå med dette p&
I float there in the surface, looking down and see glittering gold. To me it is true beauty and I never get tired of it. While laying in the surface preparing to dive down to take a closer look, I am breathing in oxygen through my snorkel. I breathe
String jellyfish or Apolemia uvaria is a colonial jellyfish can reach lengths of up to 30 metres. Belongs to the Cnidaria, the stinging cells may cause harm and even kill farmed fish in great numbers. The colony is pelagic, is drifting the ocean
The pulse around in the ocean, like they did 500 million years ago. They come in all shapes and sizes, being a microcosmoa of their own. These photos arw a part of the series “Cyclus in the Arctic Jungle” More about my work, exhibition
A burning Lionsmane jellyfish pulses above the vast kelpforests surrounding Lofoten islands. And yet again I lost time and position shooting it’s beautiful dance and the little withing fish seeking protection within the poisonous tentacles. Di
I love taking pictures of jellyfish in Norwegian waters. Sometimes I get stung when I get to eager, but the pain goes away fairly quickly. But this beautiful box jellyfish outside Cape Town I am a little more careful hanging around with. Some species
I love walking to my local forest lake Lutvann. I love spending time over and below the trees. Here are some more pictures from my series “Fallen”. More about my work, exhibitions, prints here: https://bio.site/ettpust • • &b
Summer swimming in a forest lake. More about my work, exhibitions, prints here: https://bio.site/ettpust • • • #freedivingnorway #ettpust #freediving #fridykking #dykking #explore #underwater #diving #nature #underwaterphotography #
The series “Fallen” is taken while freediving and exploring in my favorite forest lake Lutvann just 15 minutes from my house. There I see nature in cycles. Nature takes care of itself when it falls. It is a natural process. Our neglec
I always have my compact camera with me. When it’s full, I empty it and see what I find. It is often months between each upload. Here are some snaps from my coastal travelling and living. Norway has the world’s second longest coastline
They have roamed the oceans for over 500 million years. They are predators and a beautiful microcosmos of their own. Norwegian jellyfish from the series “Cyclus volume IV”. More about my work, exhibitions, prints here: https://bio.site/e
Photos from my series “Fallen vol IV” taken in my local forest lake, Lutvann. More about my work, exhibitions, prints here: https://bio.site/ettpust • • • #freedivingnorway #ettpust #freediving #fridykking #dykking #explor
I always have my compact camera with me. When it’s full, I empty it and see what I find. It is often months between each upload. Here are some snaps from my coastal travelling and living. Norway has the world’s second longest coastline